Argentina Holidays 2022/23
Argentina can be characterized as one of the wildest places on this planet. Brightly coloured fields contrast against snow-capped mountains, threatening ice fjords, barren landscapes, lush forests fringing pure blue lakes and of course, the magnificent and thundering, Iguazu Falls. For an informed and real look at nature without humans, Argentina is a perfect example, with untouched landscapes, wild horses grazing, eagles soaring and penguins huddling you can have a glimpse of the wild. Don’t forget to try the famous Argentinian wine, taste the delicious steak and of course, learn to dance the tango.
Popular Highlights
Buenos Aires
Discover Argentina’s lively capital and its authentic architecture, cuisine, nightlife and of course, the magnificent neighbourhood of Recoleta.
Iguazu Falls
Incredible views and ethereal waterfalls on the border of Argentina and Brazil. Don’t miss the iconic Devil’s Throat.
Mendoza
The stunning wine region that is complemented by the Andes Mountains as a backdrop.
Bariloche
This fascinating region is brimming with lakes, mountains and unforgettable scenery.
Glaciers National Park
Marvel at the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier located in Argentian Patagonia.
Salta
One of Argentina’s hidden gems, it’s a unique city that offers a wealth of experiences from the natural wonders of its geology to the delight of its local foods.
When best to go:
October – March
How to get there:
British Airways fly direct to Buenos Aires from London, or with 1 stop from the UK via Europe, USA or South America.
Average holiday length recommended:
2-3 weeks.
What does Argentina offer:
City, shopping, sightseeing, gastronomy, landscapes, adventure, culture, trekking, horse riding and ranches.
Currency:
Argentine peso
Visa needed:
No
